The evening world., 1887-12-02

British Legation, Mrs. Whitney wore q gown
made entirely of white crystal and pearl net
ting over white silk.
Mrs. A. M. White, of 2 Pierrepont place,
Brooklyn, will give.a reception this after
noon.
The marriage of Mr. Warren Ward Brooks
and Miss Elizabeth Skillman, daughter of
j.. p. Skillman, will take place on Thursday,
Dec. 8.
A reception in honor Of Mr.. Samuel insult
will be given tomorrow evening at the Nor
mandie by the Electric Club. of Schenectady.
The engagement of Mr.. Harry Allen and
Miss Elizabeth Campbell. daughter of Mrs.
Irving Clark. of 127 East Thirtieth street, is
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Norton Goddard, of 2 East
Thirty fifth street, will give a tea tomorrow
Mrs. Frederick W. Foote, Of AZ West Nine
teenth street, will give a reception tomorrow
afternoon from 4 until 8 o'clock to introduce
her youngest daughter. Miss Florence Foute.
Mr.. Z. r. G. Young. of Jersey City Heights,
will give a dinner this evening to the Gov,
ernor of New Jersey and other prominent
people. Pinard will serve. 49,.
A musical and literary entertainment will
be given next Wednesday evening IN aid OF a
prize fund at Vassar College as q memorial to
Erminie A. Smith.
Mrs. +. Ladow and her mother, Mrs.
Charles Wall, will give q reception on Dec,
is at 8 East Sixty-sevenths street.
Mr.. end Mrs. J.. L De Navarro will remain
until the holidays at their cottage ut Sea-
bright.
Dr.. and Mrs. p. s. Blanchard, nee Barnes,
after their extended wedding tour South and
West, will receive their friends in their new
home in this city. =
annual dinner at Delmonico's on Tuesday
evening. A trumpeter will precede the pro-
cession into the dining:room.
Mrs. William De +. Manice, Of 4 West For
tieth street, will give q reception this after
noon from 4 until z O'Clock.
A large tea with music will be given to-
morrow afternoon by Mrs, Van Volkenburgh,
of 8l8 Madison ayenue.
A reception and sale will be given ut the
Brunswick to-day, by the society known as
the Summer Rest. -
The Friday Evening Dancing GLASS will
meet this evening for the first time this season
at Mrs. M. 8. Whitney's, II East Twenty-sixth
street. p
The engagement of DIR. John Noble, of 25s
West Twenty fifth street, and Miss Gertrude
Pollard. of Brooklyn, is announced.
TIL Manhattan Athletic Club will give a
musicale tomorrow evening.
Mrs. J.. Kilburn Hayward, OF rs West
day from 8 to s O'clock.
Mrs. Freeman and Miss Grace Davis, of
Warren, Pa, are visiting in this city and
Mrs. Pierre NJ. Humbert, of o East Twenty
sixth street, will give q tea tomorrow after
noon.
Quite an interesting engagement is the one
recently announced of Commodore Theo-
dore Wilson, U. S. N, and Miss Clara Selena
Hubbard, daughter of the late Capt. William
Hubbard, of the British Navy.
Mrs. Henry E. lawrence, of 81 East
Twenty fifth street, will give q reception to-
morrow afternoon.
A gay time is expected by the ladies of
Orange at the Brick Church tomorrow after
noon and evening during the progress of
their fair. Lander's band will play.
Mrs. Satterthwaite, of ITS Second avenue,
will give a reception tomorrow.
A ball will be given tomorrow evening at
the Pavilion Hotel, Staten Island, by the
Ladies' Outdoor Club.
Mrs. A. G. Hodges, of 8 Gramercy park,
will give a reception on Jan. 10.
A party of forty ladies and gentlemen will
pay homage to Her Begumness at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre next Monday. The party ia
to be given by Mrs. DR.. Cornelius J. Dumond,
and includes Judge and Mrs. Gildersleeve,
Mr.. s. b. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H.. Van Sicklen, Miss Van
Tassell, Miss Kate Goulding, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey. Kilmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Crane and Miss Minnie Norton. The pro-
gramme includes the visit to the theatre and
n subseuuent supDer AT the Rarrett HOuse